Here’s a little game you can play at the next exhibit you visit. What do you want to take home with you? Why? Play the game by thinking back to the last art exhibit you visited.
{ 22 comments }
for the Business of Being an Artist
Posts tagged as:
Here’s a little game you can play at the next exhibit you visit. What do you want to take home with you? Why? Play the game by thinking back to the last art exhibit you visited.
{ 22 comments }
Each week I share highlights of my tweets on Twitter. There are tips and resources here that you don’t want to miss (on the very off-chance that you weren’t following along in the first place!).
{ 1 comment }
I love to give quick links about art-related articles and events on Twitter. Other times, I like to just make you smile with my tweets. Check out this post if you think you missed something in the past week.
{ 0 comments }
If you haven’t read de Kooning: An American Master, you simply must! This Pulitzer Prize winning book was terrific. It told the personal and professional struggles of one of the 20th Century’s most important artists.
One of the most revealing quotes about de Kooning’s relationship to his art was from someone close to de Kooning. She [...]
{ 29 comments }
It’s been said that the four most dangerous words in the English language are “I already know that.” These words create a mental barrier that shuts you off from any additional information you might receive by listening. More importantly, saying “I already know that” closes the door on new experiences that could enrich your life [...]
{ Comments on this entry are closed }